Destiny
“The Lorazepam will most likely make him not remember what just happened,” Dr. Ball said.
“Good, that’s good.”
Dr. Ball and the nurse left after that. I felt a tear slip out of my left eye. I didn’t bother stopping it. I had to remember I wasn’t the same woman I was this past year. I was stronger now. I had people who loved me and wanted me in their lives.
“Heeeey, baby. I missed you today.”
I looked at Malik, and he had a dopey grin on his face. He definitely didn’t remember anything. Good.
“Hi. Sorry, I was busy cleaning house.”
“It’s okay. I thought maybe I had done something to upset you. I haven’t, right?”
“Just you getting into a car accident,” I said with a small smile. He chuckled. Then hummed with pain.
“I don’t remember how that happened.”
“It wasn’t just you.
